Maryland replaces vouchers with cash in TEMHA program
After six months the TEMHA aid program for disabled Marylanders switches from vendor vouchers to cash payments. A baseline $100 per recipient monthly is set, reducing need to budget grants and simplifying management. Officials caution some recipients may receive less, while others gain greater flexibility.
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